Mortgage and insurance network, Mortgage Intelligence, has announced that Handelsbanken has officially joined its lender panel.
The Bournemouth-based network confirmed that its members would have immediate access to Handelsbanken’s mortgage solutions.
Mortgage Intelligence said that Handelsbanken’s focus on building lifelong relationships with customers aligns closely with its own values of delivering consistent, high-quality support to advisers and their clients.
Head of products and partnerships at Mortgage Intelligence, Graham Wood, described the move as a “positive addition” for the network.
“Strengthening our panel with trusted, high-quality lenders like Handelsbanken is a key focus for us, and it’s all about giving our advisers greater choice, flexibility and confidence when sourcing the right solutions for their clients,” Wood said. “We look forward to building our relationship with Handelsbanken.”
National head of intermediary business, Steven MacDonald, added: “We are delighted to be on panel with Mortgage Intelligence network. It has been a pleasure working with Tracy Ray and the wider team to get to this point and we now look forward to developing that relationship at both a network an adviser level.”
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